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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
The Corner 10 Wheat,

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE market is
quiet 10 day and trading was continu sd
without interruption. II. P. Wadhs ms
has failed. He was a moderate grain
commisaion man. Armour Is said to
be making some arrangements for
wheat. Kershaw will get no more
money. IL Is the general impression
that the trade is so thoroughly liquida
ted that there will be no more disturb
ance Charles Henrotin, the su appended
banker, saya that Of $500, 900 liabilities
on Wednesday he had liquidated $500,
900, and expt cted in a day or two the
balance would be reduced to 800 geo
He is confident OF ultimately paying IN
| full.
Robert L!ndblom this afternoon se.
cured an attachment against Egg
kershaw's hacker, and will nee II
| against the latter's account In the
| Board Of Trade Clearing House.
Salt WAS entated by Jones, McCor
mick Il Kenneth sssinst Maurice kos
enfield X Go. being for S45 eco; also for
go GOO by tho same platstiffs against
Q. j. kershsw u Co. Byron J. Mo.
lCleary commenced an alta ,hmen,
suit against Maurice Rosenfeld q Co.,
tor Gao, 00O.
member Of one Of the clique firms
in conversation with reporter
clesred up some Of the secrets OF the at
tempted wheat corner The clique had
about "a 900 600 OF lis own money here
with which to margin the ca. h wheat
and options. There never was mo.
oaent, up to last Monday. when there
was any hitch in monetary matters
TIE trouble then arose sprobably from
the er orfnous arrivals OF cash wheat.
1t had not been anticioa that the
cash wheat receipts in June would az
eraSe more than 400 cars par day, O,
aggregate more than 8 coo for tut
month. There were 5000 CARS received
in the first ten days, and it was plain
that one important calculation lad IN IT,
carried. The cash wheat absorbed tbs
citque's money about tw ice as fast ii
was expected.
The clique money came from Cleve
land, Philadelphia, cincinnati anC
New York. The s4OO. 600 brought her,
on Wednesday consisted of four Si0O,
1000 drafts Of the Fidelity Bank Of Phiia
jdelphia and letter of credit for $500,
COO from the Fidelity of Cincinnati
The only money ever taken out of tn,
town by the clique was $3.50 900 pait
lover by Rosenfield & Co. to Wiltshire
June 3. and before Kershaw had sol,
that block of 3 ,0c0, 600 bushels OF Jun
wheat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
THIRD EDITION.
Hug by commencement

The commencement exercises of Rugby
Academy were held q; the Opera House
last evening, before a large audience.
Music was turn ished by Reybold's orches.
ira, and very interesting programme
was vresente6, Of the close of which Il
battalion drill was given under the COM
inand Of Colonel Frank W. Bigger. All
the movements were executed in tie best
manner, and although some of the cadets
are hut eish. years OF age, they drilled
with the precision OF veterans. This was
followed by a silent drill, which was also
excellent. e&GGsz53 ol1E1 49,
J. P. Groome, +. P. Robinson and
John B Bird, the graduates, were pre-
sen,ed with diplomas by Attorney Geuer
al tiRgs, who made very interesting ad
dress DR. Murphy then announced the
roll of homer, and award OF prizes as fol-
lows:
Senior department, first honor, gold
medal, The mas Luke Junior depart
ment, silver medals, Daniel NJ Bates and
Lawrence r Latrohe, whose standing
was the same. Primary department, SILL
yer medal, Homer j. Diefendorf.
The following prizes were awarded for
specific studies:
Mathematics, William E Snyder james
B. Stirling. Elocution, seniors, Frank
Gardner, Dorr + Dieiendorf; juniors,
William D Brinckle; primary, Lewis r.
Springer, Jr Classics, Malcolm McIntire
Tyson. Penmanship, senior, j. Perkins
Groome; junior, Edward q Churchman;
primary, Lester X. Baylis Spelling,
Benjamin B. Smith. History, Clarke
Churchman. Composition, senior, Ed
win Gardner: junior, Elwood Toy; pri.
mary, Frank Turner.
Prizes for diligence in studies, E. Stan
ton Baker, William d Brinckle, Floyd
J. Berry, Clarke Churchman, Dorr +.
Diefendori. James A. Draper, G p. Mil.
Ter Rumford, Leon B. Tantum, Benjamin
B. Smith, Stuart F. Smith, Newton P
Watmough, Charles White.
Prizes for improvements in studies to:
Walter E Barr, William Z. Drein, John
VI. Dunn, DR., Charles H. B. Gray, Fed
L. Green, George Gray, Jr., Walter A
Gouert, Albert s johnson, William E.
johnson, William Allen Lindsay, David
Lindsay, Jr,, Daniel McCusker, Frank
Pyle, Jr., Harry B. SmitLers, Ambrose
Taylor.
The natatorium prizes offered by Pro.
fessor A. 5. Webster, manager of the
natatorium were awarded as follows
y. I. hilIeE nuiuioIu, eeu4or, duu .
Harrnc on Littell. junior, each sea
son tickle; for the best examination
in English grammer Albert y Church
man, primary, one-month ticket for best
spelling
A gold medal was awarded to j. B
Pierce for not being absent or tardy fol
i've years. Prizes were awarded Franz
B Carpenter and Benjamin B. Smith, whC
were neither absent or tardy for fou
years; c Frank Morrow,J. Frank Pierce
Daniel VI Bates, Jr., neither absent O
tardy for three years: 5. Harrington Lie
tell, Clark CGurc hman, Thomas Luke
Edward Il Churchman, Robert P. Robin
son, neither absent or tardy for two years
John B Bird, Z Stanton Baker, Alb TT L
Churchman, Lawrison r. Latrobe ant
James 5. Stirling, neither absent or tard,
during the past year
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

Two psriods sta nd out with especis,
prominence for this magnitude of their
convulsions, sud 70 the profound infiu.
ence which these have had upon the
scenery Of England. The irst Of these
periods lies far back In the dim eras OF
geological history. Ia the earliest
glimpse that IL obtain,' BILE OF primsyal
Britain We can fsintly descry few
scattered islets, bare PEI hsps OF veoeta-
tion, or Mt least clothed OF ly with plants
VI . hum BILE grade, euch rs club m osses
and ferns. Round these rocky promi
nences . vide but shallow SEA sweep,
eastward ACROSS what is n Nv Enrope,
with here and there ridg,, or islam
marking where some ofthc "a eat noun
tain chains of the continent b ave sin CT
been upreared. To the nortI, Law !
mass Of land that stretched aero, where
Scandinavia and Finland now lie. and
may also have extended westward into
American wide arctic continent out OF
whose waste came the materlale tina,
have served ~ the found atoms for the
superstr ucture both OF Europe And
North America Spreading eastward
and southwArd across the site OF the Eu.
ropean continent, the sea, which wa
pr0ba bly, an eastward extension OF thu
Original Atlantic ocsan, received a con
tinuNl supply Of mud, silt, and sand
swept into 1t from the shores Of It's Is
land and from the northern land.
Slowly its floor sank down. and thu
sediments gathered there until the Ia
lands were enc By one submerged and
buried under IN ever increasing load
OF detrltus. Bot ss the supply Of sedi.
ment SCENE TO have kept pace, on sh,
whole, with the depression, the sea new
or became abysnal Its depth may no,
have greatly varied, but over Its 400,
theirs came eventually to be sccunula
ted ~ depth OF sediment am bounding &c
manJ thousauas OF fset While ties,
events were traaspiripg over the area Of
future Europe long succession OF sab
maripe volcanic outbu Hts took place IL
i the west. across the track that now
forms the basin IL the Irish sea. Thtcb
sheets Of lava and copious showers d
ashes were poured forth, which spread
yout upon the floor OF tbs SEA, and pro
Ebably In some coess ba.lt thsmsel vel
fnp into volcano islands. Aa one cen
ter OF eruption died out another would
break forth from where are cow the
hills Of Waterford aad the. headlands o,
Fsm brokeshire norlhward to the bord.
ers Of Scotland Bat the volcanic en-
Iersy ct last expand cd Itself The vol
canoes sunk one By one into the sea
and over their sutnerget streams Ct
lava and hardened ceasets ,f ashes tine
sea- borne sand and mud once more
gathered. As the down ward move
meat went on Dot only wsre ths vol
csrOes obltterated, bnt their very sitet
were buried under thousands of fest o,
sedi Aent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

One lot embraces the balance four different lines Of Woo
Dress Goods this season. be closed at the
machable price Is yard. Cut 62H
50
few pieces of 75ent goods s4nch, a-woo The price
is 571l cents yard to close out the lot quick
Eight pieces of Beige, cut from 37 cents IS cents yard
What bargain! Eight yards good pattern, for I44
stead OF $500
few short lengths of Cooed Silks for chd7ens dresses,
to yards in piece; half price, We positively de-
cline to give samples OF the above goods.
One of Summer Blankets at the Lowest price known for
the quality Of goods Good sze be sold retail
only, for 70 cents pair. Now is your time.
part OF lett Of Figured Plaid Ogand handsome goods
marked down from cents to 1215
Two hundred pieces of Saeen French and American goods
few French in neat and pretty patterns 10 be sold 80
ayard best goods Styles that will suit the taste Of lots Of
ladies' But ask 571l csnts for the like best.
An immense line Of Seesuckers all the cheap prices Entire
styles of new Crepeiae Crazy Cepes from, IS cents
down ~ cents tor caoce patterns
Thirty pieces Egyptian Lace at yard from IS SC
cents A Tremendous cut in price, Swiss and Egyptian
Founcings, As inches wide, Is cents $500 yard Very
popular with the ladies'
Hosiery regular made os ladies' children and gentlemen
cents pair marked down from Is and SIX cents An
precedened bargain.
dozen ladies' Pure Silk Goves-cost sIoo
import this We found them by accident They will
cost you 50 cents pair bargain that cannot be dupli
Gated We never the like before.
What promise will fulfill The "I3ee Hive" noted as
d place where customers find just what advertised.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

The following cases we're disposed o.
at this mornings session OF the city
court: Edward 7 Elliott and William
T. Shewbrook were fined So and costs
each for drunkenness; Robert Barry was
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness
Chri stopher Car!in and William Bi5el
were adj1dqed guilty Of trespsss. and
fined 81 and costs each. Hugh McGart-
and, who has frequently been before
the court, was fined IS and costs tol
drunkenness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
What Gen kosser saws,

General L. 7. Rosser, Of Virginia,
who is il Chicago, was questioned or
Friday in regard 20 the proposition for
the return of the Confederate flags. He
said: what do We want them returned
for? What will we do with the m? The
South does not want them. Virginia
does not desire ners, If there are any.
say, let's SEND all these relics IF that
'unplessantness' to Washington ard
there make big bonfire Of them. WI
should outlive those fact:onal ideas
and I. for one, don't favor hanging
those Gags in Vlrginia's State Capitol
or any otter, for an ey esore TO future
gen era-ous."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
ASK FOR
-H,-
BRADF0RD's
LIQUID PAINTS.
A SEVERE LESSON,

You have become accustomed to the
write in the Brooklyn Eagle. Some Of
vertise the players who are said to re-
ceive the letters. and the comment 10 u
true whether they get the letters or only
say they do. 1 an going to toll You q
story of . series Of letters sent by q
New York girl to an actor and . gentle.
man whom no degree OF ADVERTISE %
can benefit, for he Is far above such
ad ventitious aids.
The girl 10 now 10, and 10 the daugb.
ter of an ek.JudEe. A policy OF ind ul-
gence had nearly spoiled her; it WAS 30
much easier to let her have her own
way than to control her that the former
course WAS generally pursued. She
wrote gushing letters to the dis.
tinguished scter referred to; IN them
she told what seat she would occupy
and what kind Of bonnet she would
wear at each one of the matinees she
attended In order to or able the actor to
identify her beyond quet ton. He got
friend to find out Just who the silly
child WAS. Though she got NO ans yer
she continued her letters and made them
wilder and warmer every time.
Finally she received reply consent
ing TO the interview she had repeated ~
solicited, aud was directed TO p ace her.
self without fear In . carriage which
would await her ct certain point. and
which, without instructions, would
take her to meet the actor, who signed
his name boldly TO the letter, and who
assured her she would be treated with
an all protecting respect at the fash
ionable but secluded restaurant which
had been named In the rendezvous.
Whatever her trepidst;on was-and on
that point profess no knowledg e-she
compiled With the instructions. Ca de
see nding from the carriage, and on be
ing escorted to the table by the artist
her surprise and chagrin may be i'm
agined when her fa.ber, mother, and
married sister also greeted her there.
A veil may me drawn over the ensu.
ing explanation and lectures. The actor
was Wilson Barrett He had called on
hsr father az his pace OF businesa, and
handed him the girls letters, and to.
gether they had arranged the "less n
for her and the details to be pursued in
carrying it out. In one respect the
cura was efec.ual. In another you
may doubt It's srfficieney when l tel
you tn. the girl is now ss stage. struck
las size was formerly Barrett struck
land l learn the particulars from 6
friend who has been asked to prepsr,
<for the boards the ope-act comedy tina
1.-THE girl has made out OF the whole ad
ven ture. and which she has CURLY en-
titled she Would and He Wouldn't
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nj AkkIA(sES

EN- 8F-THbMPSUN-In Per nsgsove,
N. J. on the 18th inst, by H, ID. u. Orc II +,
Joshua Emnet and mmA Thompson d,
10th Of Wilmington, Del
ely MER-SAMPSON.-O the 18Th Ct
Juns, 1887, by hev. A. ~. Keiswin, We,
I.O'ymot and Mary T.. Sampson, 20 IN Of
WiliaiI gton.
MCCiJW EN-M EN- ID ALL-On the 9Th
q Jane, 1887, BY the hsv. n. N. Aeigwin,
VIM q. McO.wen OF Pnnaielphis, ami
Annts V. Mendiuhali OF WILMINGTON.
SIM mONS-W Ron Thur ,1ay 10th
inst. by the kew. Henry u. Lirdssy al
the resid encs Of tho groom's parents, Mr..
9eoyge II. Simmons 20 MISS lennio A.
Wai.er, all Of this city.
TERRY-SUTLER-O Thursday, Io.h
instant, In Mt. allen M. r. Church, b,
Kew. G. Jones, MIR. Edward q. Terry 20
Miss Bslia suffer, all OF this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
@akOugn on Rnts.'r

Chars ont rats, mice, roanhes, flies,
ants bedb ngs, beetles, insects, skunks,
jack rabbits. sparro We. sophers, So air.
rels. loo At druggists.
1fA0u are Losinr..your RIP
try "Wells' Health Rerewer." Goes
direct to weak spots. For. weak III IN,
delicate women.
s'kOagh on Ceserrh,'
Is osn mere palliative remedy, but o
complete cure of worst chronic casse;
correcta Offensive odors at once;, IN.
equai,ed for catarrhal ta.eat a 4ections,
diphtasria, sore throat, foul breath.
SOC.
''hougn on Iteh.''
"Rongh on Itch" cures skin humnrr,
eruptlone, ring worm, tottsr, salt
rheura, frosted feet, chilblains, itch,
ivy poison. bp~bA-'s Itch. Zoo. jsrg.
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49,
DEL.


|GLATrS.-ln this city,on Voc nesday even
ing, 18th Inst, Lawrence Chats, ST., aged
15years.
Relatives AID friends ere respectfully IN
vted TO attend his funeral from his rate resi-
dence on saturday afternoon, / s.h inst. at 3
O'CLOCK. services at ST. Peters Pro.Cathe
drai. lntermeAt AZ Cath edrsl Comotery. {.
M1DiiN NELL.-U1 the 18th 70 It,, John, son
OF John ana Margaret III oDonneil, aged
IL years
Relatives and frlencs are respectfully in.
yite1 TO attend his funeral from tho resi-
dsnce OF his parents, no. ll3 south Monroe
street, on Monda5 Afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
laterment at New tthedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18


By the most trivial causes, weak nerves
are easily susceptible OF IN vigoratioD,
a term which also imports, in this in
stance, quietude. The nervous have
bat to USE Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
system stically to overcome that super
constituencies OF the human sensorium,
which Is subversive of all bodily COM
fort and mental tranquility, and which
reacts most hurtfully upon the syste m :.
The difficulty underlying this, as we'll
as many other ailments, il imperfect
assimilation, no less than incom plete
digestion of tho food. In the discharge
OF both the digestive and assimilative
functiors, the Bitters are the most po-
ITEM, the mos. reliable auxiliary. As
the bocy regains vigor and regularity
by its aid, the brain and nervous sys
tenn ara also benefited. Persons cub
Iect to the Influence OF malaria, dys
tpept'c and rGeum attic inva ids, aud per
sons whose kidneys are inac i've should
also, use she Bitters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
atrinontal,

James a. Burus, OF Pittsburg, Pa o
representative of the Hartford Plate
Company, will be united in marriage
on Tuesday, 2lst inst, to Mtss Mamie
a daughter of Lewis P. Bfeen, of this
city TIE cs remouy will be celebrated
o. s.. PEERS Pro.Cathedral by Bishop
Becker, and cards OF invitation have
Teen issrrd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
Emitted States Court,

The case of George T. Melvir., as
assignee Va James Robinson, Sheriff of
Kent County, which was fui' y rep Jrted
IN Yesterdays REPUBLJrA AN, occupied
the entire session OF lie United States
Cour: yesterday af.erno5n. Mr. Zig.
gins concluded his arsumtnt for the
plaintiff abou' an hour be fore the time
for a1lonrp' nert, and was followed By
Mr.. Brar ford for the plaintiff Thi.
nornU Mr.. Bradford resumed his or
Suple at, and had net concluded OF noon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

A common hen, belonging to T. j.
Whitemsn Of MIL Creek Hundred, laid
an egg o few days ago which weighed
oupcss, and measured 8 inches one way
ard ~ the other. IL WAS as large as a
goose egg, and for size quite Curiosity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

TOTICE-IN O0NP:IhHUE WITH
~ the requirements Of an Act Of the
&c neral Assembly OF the state OF Delaware,
assoc at B0vor, Hiarth u. 1898, entitled
I'm Act Concerning Private lrcorpora,
mott CO is hereby given that ceriif
cate incor o9ratipg company SIS "The' IL
IN tugton Basket and Crate Company" Will,
on Thursday, June 80, 1857. at 10 O'Clock ..
III be presented NJ Chambers, In Whining
too. to the hon. j. &. Grubb, Associate
udge, etc.. for his approval.
HOFEEOKEE & EUfFECKER,
Attorneys for incorporates.
iuoe Is, lss-, iis-l0t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
VIII Attend Church.

franklin Lodge, No z, A o g. F.
win attend divine service at Grace Bsp-
tist Church to morrow evening, aud in
v.te the M lem bers OF the other lodges to
Join with them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
RUSSELL, MISSIMER G CO..
sos MARKET STREET..
DU3LIO SALE
%CATILE and PIGSR

The subs,riber having sold his farm, end
having TO give possession tmmej lately OF
his ppsture isnds, will dispose OF his stock
a. public sale, at his residence in Brandy
wine Rundrei, on Philadelphia PIKE, enc
mile from the city Il Wilmington, On
MONDAY, the 2Otn DAY OF JUNE, 1897,
a. lo',locK p. m, sharp.
40 head Of ca.tls and 80 pigs. There Will b,
20 head OF cows and calves, extra 9o7d ones.
10 head of cows tina. rave been milking
since last fail and tni. spring. They arc all
milking good now. 70 head CT springer
snd feeders, . yearling heifeTs, yeEe OF
ex,n, good workers.
Among this let CT cows VIII be- found seve-
raj big mixers. to read OF shOate, consist
ing of Berkshire, ts3sx, Poland. Onfna and
Che ster whites An extra good lot OF pigs
All sums of $25 and under 70 be cash. A u
over SIS a cred Of . months interes. a9ded
THOMAS :. ROBINSON.
L. ". S.idhsm Il Son, Aoct 1l5-&td-tw
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Sea Turtle Lunch.

G j. Fl. Beckett, 1913 West Seventh
street, purchased yesterday at Penps-
grove monster sea turtle weighing 80
pounds, which he will serve up in lunch
to night. All are invited TO come ard
try IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

Try Anti-Fermentive for preservir K
fruits. cart be beat; SOC. worth will
preserve 80 quarts; Tor sale at VIM
Sp-inger'e, 402 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18
Sale Of Cows and swine.

Thomas 8. Robinson will cell 40 head
of COWS and aoout 80 ahoats at public
sale on his farm nesr Riverview Gene.
terry, next Monday sfternocu.
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Gable Ne VS. in Flssl


General Bou'sI ger will so
command in inc French sn,
Emperor william {; lp' Az, W.
day might. His cold hAs u'S
Mr.. elaine AZ d the meI
family reached Lond'n 'e'
noon. 4,
Sin thoass nd Belfast ~
who have bee u GU: on SUI
to work yssis rdsy' u
Amnesty ! as been gram ~ IN
A lsras Taper naaui'' -
wa desi re yed by fire :; y
night. iavo wing a loss ., v
Tho. Bu igariaa re .,nss d
have 80 ~ cOnRi,hs Sl
on the u Iumph oil 'a'
Servia. d,
Ths NJ, ,nches.er cotton ta !, y
reac ned to reoommen y ,,1 n
ths, thu y run their i''"'
time 10 eight weeks II
The party OF o1eca',, 10, 90
s.a,es arrival in !, P ,ss ~
wsre received win 'n'
iasiu. :, h.va Nd
oa from ssuI tbs cargo o. 's } d y 4
| To- Tor i !, whiah was w re-. Va, y
~. - s !. walle on hsf W"
y y All apt to New Castle . ,,,,,J
Editor o'brIss .'.o % 70
arrived II Q1eeps,aSS"".LI
. met with an eps Slo,k spd
Later 10 went TO to, o ..',s.
1 the freedom OF the w..
al styles
\ So. Lowest IN toS,a
Snnd los cut a'o1 Family S
| above nI,S Scout ia"N' |
| Babcack's.
| misses pna cnl na'.'
| Invent sSoss sud s sliE led
! s s0Si Mstsst street, ABOVE
! y Shoe House. ,,,,1
| Ap,i-feIn'~"iiigl a.
| s,rople, Of what y, Inv !, vi So
| ,io sa. =, iDisa,nforth'' DUE
| Market. -~s,aps
+, For o'iD' n Bss
Ii Mar suS, street, above ''''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

When hsov WAS sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Csstcr.a
VIM she be- anne Miss. she chung To Castorih
When she had Children, she z We them Cas-
tor.a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for sa'e nj
Patent Medicine Depot, 400 Market
street; o sure cure for liver com plants
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NOTICE! NOTICE.!
SAM. (. SMYTH
has opened
CHINA STORE,
217 KING STREET

Ut h INE STKEET,
Where he will keep in stock a
iull line of China and Glass
Ware, Crockery, Lamps and
and other goods pertaining to
the business. Having bought
these goods for cash, at bottom
prices, he is enabled to offer un-
excelled bargains. jl3-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

Fireworks, wholesale and retail, at
Mrs. Ida +. McCann's Seventh and Tat
FALL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-18

Snapper lunch this evening at the
Justistn House, 20 Justis0a e.Ie,.
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gnOk RENT STORE AND DWELLING
n s, W. corner of Chestnut and Jackson
stroots; store and dwelling, N. W. corner Of
tront and jackson streets; will rent sepa-
rately II desired. JOS. L., 0AsPENTER,
Jr., s23 Market street. ils.8t